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Which of the following acts of the First Continental Congress foreshadowed the creation of an independent colonial government?a.)The Congress declared independence from Britain and recommended that a constitution be drafted.b.)The Congress recommended that each colony build militias to defend against the British.c.)The Congress imposed its own taxes on British imports and denied representation to the crown.d.)The Congress petitioned George III as though it were a foreign government seeking aide.
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